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Why you don’t need to worry what your child eats during tube weaning

Why you don’t need to worry what your child eats during tube weaning

Dr. Peter Scheer | On December 04, 2015

Parents have been „brainwashed“ by their upbringing, their own values and their social circles that „healthy nutrition” is important for their baby or toddler.

New Study: Netcoaching (tube weaning via the internet) is at least as successful as onsite treatment.

New Study: Netcoaching (tube weaning via the internet) is at least as successful as onsite treatment.

Christof Huemer | On December 03, 2015

A comprehensive study shows that 90.5% of telemedically supported patients successfully transition from enteral to oral food intake.

What I learnt from being tube-fed by feeding tube for a week (Part 1)

What I learnt from being tube-fed by feeding tube for a week (Part 1)

Samuel Scheer | On November 26, 2015

Have you ever wondered what it feels like to be tube fed? Samuel Scheer, our CEO, asked himself exactly this question and decided to have a nasogastric tube inserted for seven days.

Eating School – an emotional rollercoaster for the whole family?

Eating School – an emotional rollercoaster for the whole family?

Aurélie Charrière | On November 11, 2015

To be a parent of a child with an eating problems is a big challenge, but to fight a tube dependency and see you child eating on his own worth everything.

Premies: terminating enteral nutrition as soon as possible

Premies: terminating enteral nutrition as soon as possible

Dr. Peter Scheer | On November 06, 2015

At NoTube we look after many children who were born prematurely. We treated over one hundred prematurely born children between 2009 and 2013, and helped them to lose the feeding tube.

7 Lessons I’ve Learned From Having a Child With a Feeding Tube

7 Lessons I’ve Learned From Having a Child With a Feeding Tube

Krista Puruhito | On October 15, 2015

Over the days, weeks, months and years of having a tube-fed child, Jenni has learnt a lot and and in this article she is sharing her own life experience.

Is the play picnic in itself a therapy?  Does it work at home?

Is the play picnic in itself a therapy? Does it work at home?

Dr. Peter Scheer | On September 18, 2015

Play Picnic is eating therapy that helps children interact with food using play and learn to eat.

Granulation tissue and what to do about it

Granulation tissue and what to do about it

Dr. Peter Scheer | On August 19, 2015

Learn how to take care of a feeding tube appropriately before formulation of granulation tissue and what to do, if it has formed

What Kind Of Food Will My Child Be Able To Eat Right After The Weaning?

What Kind Of Food Will My Child Be Able To Eat Right After The Weaning?

Samuel Scheer | On August 12, 2015

Learn about what kind of food your child will be able to eat right after the tube weaning.

Why Do Children With Diaphragmatic Hernia Often Develop A Tube Dependency?

Why Do Children With Diaphragmatic Hernia Often Develop A Tube Dependency?

Dr. Peter Scheer | On July 31, 2015

Every newborn with diaphragmatic hernia needs artificial nutrition via a tube. Luckily your child can overcome tube dependency and the fear of eating.

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